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The Monetary policy of Sparta: Ideological doctrine or pragmatism?
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The Homeric Warrior; between historical authenticity and literary innovation
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The defeat and subjugation of the indigenous Sicels to the dominant Greek Syracuse
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“Sissitia” and “Andreia”: cornerstones of ancient Greek society
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Turmoil in the Late Bronze Age, from prosperity to ruins
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The Monetary policy of Sparta: Ideological doctrine or pragmatism?
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When Herodotus was right: Archaeology vindicates the “Father of History”
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“Count no man happy until his end is known”.
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Conrad III’s strategic choices at the outset of the Second Crusade
“Conrad himself was twice wounded by the arrows of the Turks; …...
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The neglect of Naval power and the economic drain of Byzantium
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Jean de Carrouge, an epic knight’s story
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The ”Four Pests Campaign”; China’s plan backfired
People were highly enthusiastic about exterminating sparrows, and the equipment and techniques used were surprisingly advanced.
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The ''Miracle of Brzeziny'', when leadership made the difference
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October 27, 2025
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"The Russians, taken by surprise, were unable to mount a coherent defense. Our forces advanced rapidly, capturing prisoners and artillery,…
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Christianity under siege in 17th century Tokugawa Japan
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October 21, 2025
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The Tokugawa shogunate interpreted the uprising as confirmation of Christianity’s destabilizing potential, subsequently enforcing a comprehensive ban on the religion.
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One man’s mission : Bury the fallen
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September 25, 2025
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''..I simply could not bear to see them lying there, unburied and forgotten. It gave me no peace..''
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